date question type

[ikcarr]

I have a need for a date question type. Is this something the current maintainer or a nice 'code angel' would be willing to add? I would like to have the user enter a date and be able to perform a couple of calculation based on this. Thanks!

[href]

This project is currently in maintenance mode, so I won't add anything new. I'm happy to take pull requests though.

[gcaprio]

BTW, might be good to state this in the README.md

[href]

Good point, I added some notes to the README

[gcaprio]

@href BTW, if that is the case, maybe we should talk about pointing people to a repo I setup for an active one? I'm using the module for a new company & plan on actively maintaining my changes on github. I've already started to make a bunch of updates and additions to my fork, with a lot more planned: photos for answer choices, Django 1.7+ updates, mobile template tweaks, unit tests, etc..

If your repo is in maint mode, I have no issues with mine becoming the active repo.

[href]

Sure, that's great!. Though I would prefer it if the fork had it's own name i.e. if "Seantis" wasn't in there. This being our company name and all.. If you can rename the project accordingly I'll gladly point people your way!

[gcaprio]

Of course. I'll make the necessary repo changes & update things here. What I was planning was to take what's in the Seantis repo and mark that as it's own branch ( 1.0.0 or legacy, any preference? ) then proceed on the master with new development. The reason being is that I want to be a good citizen & version things w/ breaking changes correctly.

[href]

That sounds reasonable. Let me know when you are ready and I'll make sure people get notified in the readme. Many thanks for doing this!

[gcaprio]

@href: Ok we're all set:

https://github.com/eldest-daughter/ed-questionnaire

How many references to Seantis do you want me to remove? I'm more than happy to leave in whatever you want & give all credit, but I want you to be comfortable also.

[href]

Thanks. I think you can remove all Seantis references from the readme and just leave a note about the origin. Then it's clear that this is a new endeavor and I can add a reference to it in this readme.

[gcaprio]

Sounds good, will do.

[gcaprio]

Ok updated readme in my repo to explain the division. Input welcome.

[href]

This is perfect. Thanks! I mentioned your fork in the readme. Good luck! ;)

[gcaprio]

Awesome, thanks.